Bamboo forests reach full maturity in 8-9 months, unlike most trees, and a bamboo culm matures in 3-5 years, compared to 50-100 years for paper pulp trees in Europe.

Naturally anti-fungal and anti-bacterial, bamboo grows easily without fertilisers or pesticides.

Its rhizomatic core enables rapid upward growth, with yields up to 80 MT/hectare in the first year and 100 MT/hectare after the first harvest—far surpassing tree yields.

Bamboo can be harvested without damaging the core, reducing soil erosion, and thickens over time, with the fastest growth early on.

A single bamboo seedling becomes a clump, sequestering 2 tons of CO2 in 7 years—10 times more than pine and twice as much as a typical European mixed forest (1 ton in 40 years).

All material is Sure certified

Stalks are growing dense to each other, without little space in between

Each stalk grows to a length is c. 20 meter (+ 70 ft)

The average weight dry bamboo is 80 to 120 kilo each

Available volume is 250,000 tons/annum